Plugin provided additional spawn hooks for configured objects.
By default you will have two additional hooks OnEntitySpawned and OnEntityRemoved, but you can define your own for each object.

Configuration

{
  "Check spawns after initialized": true,
  "List of entities": [
    {
      "Custom added hook": "OnTankSpawned",
      "Custom removed hook": "OnTankRemoved",
      "Custom group removed hook": "OnAllTanksRemoved",
      "Entity name": "BradleyAPC",
      "Update interval": 15
    },
    {
      "Entity name": "CargoPlane",
      "Update interval": 30
    },
    {
      "Entity name": "CargoShip",
      "Update interval": 60
    },
    {
      "Entity name": "CH47Helicopter",
      "Update interval": 30
    },
    {
      "Entity name": "BaseHelicopter",
      "Update interval": 30
    }
  ],
  "Log to file": false,
  "Log to console": false,
  "Log to global chat": false
}

Check spawns after initialized - if configured as false, then plugin will inform you only about new objects.
Custom added/removed hook - your own hooks for particular object
Entity name - can be class name or full prefab name (eg. assets/prefabs/deployable/chinooklockedcrate/codelockedhackablecrate.prefab)
Update interval - interval to check if object still exists

New hooks

Just add these hooks into you plugin to start listening spawns.

private void OnEntitySpawned(string name, BaseEntity entity)
{
    PrintWarning($"'{name}' was spawned {entity.ServerPosition}");
}

private void OnEntityRemoved(string name)
{
    PrintWarning($"'{name}' was removed");
}


private void OnGroupEntityRemoved(string name)
{
    PrintWarning($"'{name}' was removed");
}

Or you can specify tag value (method should return some string, otherwise will be used configured name).
Then you can see if all objects with same tag was removed.

private string OnEntitySpawned(string name, BaseEntity entity)
{
    PrintWarning($"'{name}' was spawned {entity.ServerPosition}");
    
    // check if this is some interesting entity
    if(name == "LootContainer" && EntityInSomeArea(entity)) return "SomeSpecialLootContainer";
    return null;
}

private void OnEntityRemoved(string name, string tag, Dictionary<string, uint> currentTags)
{
    if(tag == "SomeSpecialLootContainer") {
      if(!currentTags.ContainsKey(tag) || currentTags[tag] == 0) 
        PrintWarning($"All special loot boxes was removed");
      else 
        PrintWarning($"One of special loot boxes was removed");
    } else PrintWarning($"'{name}' was removed");
}

private void OnGroupEntityRemoved(string name, string tag)
{
    PrintWarning($"All '{name}' was removed");
}

Also, you can restart spawns. It can be useful during your development of some super plugin. For example on start of your plugin, you can update spawn states.

Interface.CallHook("SpawnHooksReload");

Console commands

Plugin provided a few useful commands only for admins

• spawns - will show help for commands
• spawns.find <class name or prefab> - will provide all spawned objects with specified name (be careful, it can be long operation)
• spawns.debug - will toggle debug mode. When debug is on, plugin will log all new spawned objects (can be useful to find object name or prefab on spawn)